Topeka Stirs as Special Session Prep Takes Shape
Capital active as preparations mount for a special Kansas legislature session opening October 30. Bond scandal findings will be reviewed by the bond committee and legislative council before reaching the house. Governor Landon drafts the emergency program message with four key points: relief, banking, bond issues, and prohibition.
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Kansas
S C. “Bless
Legislative Council
Council
House of ‘Representatives
Landon
National’ Bank Guaranty
New ‘Corporation Commission
Public Service Commission
Blue Sky Division
Banking Department
New Commission
Charter Board
Highway Investigating Committee
Claude Bradney
Kansas City
Highway Department
Guy T. Helvering
Democratic Campaign Fund
Cars collide near Kakley injure Leonard Mills and Marie Tornquist
Two Model T Fords collide near the Oscar Carlson corner at Kakley around eight Tuesday morning. Leonard Mills and Marie Tornquist are named in the wreck report.
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Kakley
Oscar Carlson
Kackley
Leonard Ice
Mills
Madea” Marie
Tornquist
Scandia Boys Sent to Minnesota Camp for Erosion Work
Three Scandia boys Jay Cooper Warren Gunter and Ernest Wenner were accepted last Monday as members of the reforestation army at the Salina headquarters. The group left immediately for Co C camps in Minnesota where soil erosion projects are already under way.
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Scandia
Jay Cooper
Warren Gunter
Ernest Wennersten
Salina
Minnesota Co. Co. C
Church Notes and Announcements From Ernie Lutheran
Twentieth Sunday after Trinity gospel reading from Matthew 21 33 46. Pastor Chas Pehrson will serve the Ernie Lutheran church Rawlins county this Sunday with no local services. Regular services resume the following Sunday.
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Ernie Lutheran Church
Rawlins County
Chas. ‘Pehrson
Methodist Church Weekly Schedule Announced
This evening the Epworth League Cabinet meets at the parsonage. Next Lord's Day Church School at 10 A M Morning Worship at 11 A M Epworth League at 7 P M Evening Service at 7 30 P M You are always welcome at the Methodist Church B W Selin pastor.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
W. Selin
Ada Lutheran Church Kackley Weekly Schedule
Matthew 21 33 46 Sunday School and Bible classes at 10 Morning worship at 11 Evening service at 7 30 Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening Ladies Aid entertain Thursday Oct 26 Luther League Bible Study Friday Oct 27 at church parlors Confirmation rehearsal Saturday Oct 28 9 World Lutheranism topic Oct 29 Leader Madeline Tornquist Church Paper Week Rev Carl Danielson pastor
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John Olson
Rudolph Johnson
Luther League Bible Study
World Lutheranism
Madeline Tornquist
Luther League
United Brethren and Presbyterian Sunday Groups Schedule
The United Brethren and Presbyterian Sunday School meet Sundays at 10 A M. C E at 700 P M. Welcome In gathers Nov 1 with Mrs BE P Ahrens as hostess. Friendship meets Nov 2. A special 7 20 PM service features Rev W Jones district superintendent delivering an address inviting all attendees.
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BE. P. Ahrens
Rev. W. Jones
United Brethren Church
Our Saviors Lutheran Church Norway Sunday Service Notes
Our Saviors Lutheran Church Norway announces Sunday School with Bible at ten o'clock and morning worship at eleven o'clock this Sunday. The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs Lars Hammer next Thursday. Pastor Orlin Torgeson invites all to attend as a sign of faith and salvation.
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Ladies Aid
Christian Science Lesson Sermon on Probation After Death
The October 22 Sunday Christian Science Lesson-Sermon centers on probation after death with the Golden Text from Revelation 14 13 and the Apostle Pauls statement in I Corinthians 15 20 about Christ rising as the firstfruits of them that slept The article notes the scriptural passages and the continuation of the Christian Science textbook discussion on page 5.
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Strom the Christian
Jamboree Set at City Hall For Halloween Eve
Scandia plans a Halloween jamboree at City Hall on October 31 inviting all local youth. A junior city council will cooperate with the regular council, with musical acts, prizes for costumes, and a Western Tim McCoy film titled The Fighting Marshal. Refreshment, arrangements, and activities committees were named.
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Carl Hammer
Charles Freed
FL. Miller
B. W. Selin
Chas. Freed
Chas. Nordman
Parlee Plotner
H. Hahn
F. L. Miller
Scandia
Cecil Brand
Lenabell
DeNoyer
Guy Perry
Charles Fike
Princess Management
Wstern
Tim McCoy
Kansas Debt Group Named by State
An agricultural advisory committee to aid conferences between distressed Kansas farmers and creditors was appointed last week by Governor Landon. The group, at the request of Henry Morgenthau Jr. of the Farm Credit Administration, includes Sam R. Edwards of Blue Rapids as chairman and members Cal Ward Salina C C Cogswell Topeka J H Mercer Topeka O O Wall Ottawa J C Mohler Topeka Harry Umberger Manhattan William Long Fowler John Coolidge Greensburg Arnold Berns Peabody E L Barrier Eureka Lew Galloway Wakeeney Tom McNeal Topeka and Frank Milligan Fort Scott.
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Kansas
Landon
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm: Credit Administration
Sam R. Edwards
Blue Rapids
Cal Ward
Salina
C. C. ‘Cogswell
Topeka
J. H. Mercer
O. O. Wall
Ottawa
J. C. Mohler
Harry’ Umberger
Manhattan
William Long
Fowler
John Coolidge
Greensburg
Arnold Berns
Peabody
E. L. Barrier
Eureka
Lew Galloway
Wakeeney
Tom McNeal
Frank Milligan
Fort Scott
Concordia and Cloud county to house poor in old high school
Concordia and Cloud county plan to use the old high school building to shelter the poor this winter. Eviction orders press tenants unable to pay rent, creating a dilemma for officials who seek to secure the building with modern sanitation and kitchen facilities for charitable use.
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Concordia
Cloud County
Oid High School
Edgar Blackburn Plans Egg Purchase in Courtland
A local notice states Edgar Blackburn will become proprietor of a rebuilt building at Walt's Super-Service grounds in Courtland. After Saturday October 28 he can buy poultry eggs and cream, and on November 1 he will take over the service station in connection with his produce business.
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Edgar
Blackburn
Walt’s
Scandia Community Club Sets Monthly Meetings
The Scandia Community Club met at the Lodge Hall last Monday evening at 6 30. Supper served by the Club Cafe. A report on cemetery conditions was discussed and a committee appointed for the next meeting. Visitors Rev Carl Jensen and Graham Taylor spoke to about forty members present. Members urged inform Treasurers R Cooper O and Ed Ivey in advance.
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Scandia Community Club
Carl Jensen
Graham Taylor
Scandia
R. Cooper
Ed Ivey
Annual 4-H Club Banquet Set for Saturday
Plans for the annual 4-H Club banquet are ready. The supper will be at 6 45 next Saturday evening in the Belleville High School Gymnasium. The program includes the County 4-H Band speeches by county leaders readings and instrumental numbers. The 1938 achievements cover baking canning clothing supper garden potatoes corn poultry leadership colts beef calves dairy calves fat pig breeding gilt sheep and more across clubs and county trips.
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Belleville High School
Republic County
Mail Messenger Service Bids Rejected and New Sealed Proposals
All bids for the mail messenger service between the Scandi a post office and the Rock Island Depot are rejected. A new sealed proposal call requires daytime and nighttime train exchanges, including a 3 48 A M arrival, with proposals due by 6 p m November 2 1933 to Postmaster Parlee Plotner. Merritt Sigshee remains the messenger.
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Scandia
Rock Island
United States
Parlee Plotner
Merritt Sigshee
Chick Boyes Company to Play Here Wednesday
Chick Boyes popular players will present another of their programs Wednesday evening. The program features roaring three nets and includes the act titled my next. Admission price is ten cents plus tickets.
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Chick Boyes
Canvass Confirms Sanford Victory in 60th District Race
Board meetings on September 22 and October 2 to 5 canvassed the special election for a 60th District representative. Bide Sanford led with 2097 votes to William C Perry’s 610. Additional actions included road petition review in Scandia Township and designation of county funds depositories across multiple Kansas banks.
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Bide Sanford
William C. ‘Perry
Beck
Washichels
Scandia Township
Russell
Lervold
Republic County
Kansas
W.A. Carpenter
F. E. Beck
F. W.washichek
Boar
First
National Bank
Belleville
Peoples National Bank
Agenda
State Bank
Wayne
Kackley State Bank
Kackley
Farmers” State Bank
Cuba
Electrical Bus Show Draws Interest in Town Display
The Kansas Power Company bus showcasing the latest electrical equipment attracted visitors near the drug store last Monday. An attendant explained each article and its selling points while the bus toured on a regular display schedule.
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Kansas: Power Company
Ben Goldbronson Fined for Disturbing the Peace
Ben Goldbronson was fined for disturbing the peace. The recorded amount paid was $2.50.
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Ben. Goldbronson
Scandia Defeats Republic In Gridiron Clash
In a clash before a fair crowd Scandia defeated Republic 6-0 with a late surge after a slow first three quarters. Wyatt Corbin, Larson, Ward, and Brand led the rally as the Scandia line tightened and the final score followed a key drive and point after. The teams set up a meeting next Friday as Scandia travels to Esbon to face a strong opponent.
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Republic
Scandia
Mr. Fisher
Fisher
Alma Mater
Light Brigade
Wyatt Corbin
Larson
Ward
Brand
Billy Reece
Brands
Bernard Cahill
R. J. Bettis
Scandia _ Republic
White
Price Henry
RT _A
Hobson Swanson
Goff E. Bettis
LG - Elliott ‘Thompson
Sharrill
Eggers
Milner Larson
Hobson
QB - Gardner
Corbin
C. Bothwell
Harry, Moller
Sam . Milner
Thornton Doctor
Kansas fire losses fall under September 1932 report
Total fire losses in Kansas for September 1932 reported by the fire division of the department of inspections and registration. The department’s monthly report lists losses at 104,494 dollars, less than half of September 1931. Only 52 counties reported to the department and the fire service.
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Kansas
Fire Division of
Department of
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Kansas Debt Group
Edgar Blackburn
Courtland
Community Club
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Chick Boyes Company
B. Sanford
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